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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
DvooA TING WOMAN sUFFRA GE.

CHICAGO. July l5.-At the Lake Blum Convocauon yes
rd,v the Rev Dr. Evans made argument in favor OF
womsn.. enfrauchi,ement Pundita Rumabal, high
caste Brahmiu lady, made speech on the women IN
India Mrs Lille Devereux Blake OF new fof.; Miss
pachsi Foster of Pnilxdephi Dr.H NJ tracy cutter,
or Illinois Mrs Judge Waite, and other aso
nokn In the evening the convocston elected Ffsncis
~ willard Illinois, president
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Alta CKIyG AN OFFICER WITH GRAIN CRADLES

CARLISLE. Penn. July is Cspeeiab. - Constaole
McGonpa OF Mount Holly while In the aot OF arrestns
william wegle and his father aud william smith, as
be,ug implicated in the post office robberes with Jonn'
atom along tho Harrisburg and Gettysburg Railroad To-
day. was assaulted bv those men win gram crade~
w.. ,, him In several places on his body and
vhsreupou the officer fired tnem. two bullets enterhS
IN, father one Ia the tho other In tue breas. ne
sn, asd m the south Mountain and escaped THIS VIZ
tualiy breaks up q gang OF robbers who have poen
terror to Southern Pennsylvania.
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CATTLE DEsTR DYED IN A TRAIN.

LINCOLN Neb. July ia weatbound freight train on
the Burlington and Missouri extra stock train
about four miles OF the cty Tho engines met on
s,a bridge which caught re from the snxines causing
q eoun agrston which consumed both engines ami thr-
,een oasd includ two cattle The train
men ali saw approaching danger Ia tine TO jump aad
no one seriously hurL Tho work OF rcmoviu< TUG
debris IA still In progress, whie all trains are delayed
Inc loss 10 nearly 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

LABOR MEN BARGAIN WITH DEhOORAISIS Ohfo'
COLUMBUS. July Is tSpeciab. tho united Laoo.
non,na ed John sez for Governor there was much
because OF his greeuback tendencies 1t Is now
said that he was nominated merely IS hSurehesd ana
that the labor people agreed TO support the
bod the balance of power In tho General Assembly me
bargain t claimed Is tha the Democratic pas,y ns;s.
hmt shai endss the labor candidates for the Assembly
Off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

THE STRIKE IN THE COkE hE0tOW
PrrrsBURo July IS tspeciab.-One hundred and ten
mon from NewYork and fory.nve from Pittsours were
tho coke regions to-day take tho places OF the
strikers Tho mon will 70 to work tomorrow as Yves
Leissnrng. where the main body Of Pnksrtons men are
stationed. New will be each day into the coke
REGION Eastern labor bureaus ssy they VIII Dc
sad number OF strkers st one Of The works
have promised TO resume on Monday. TWO nundree
strikers at the Jmtovn works me- to-day and voted
unanimously against . resolution to return to word
HARRISBURG July 1o-A committee Of tho Connels-
VILE coke strikers arrived here to-day 70 request Gov
ernor Beaver to remove Pnksrtons from the coke
regiona Tho committee. however, failed to zee the
Governor. left for Warren this afternoon He
will be absent week.
PAPER STARTED BY STRIKING PRINrERa
INDIANAPOLIS, July IS tSpeeian.The striking union
printers have begun the publication Of twocent morn
ing paper In opposition to ,h Journal aud 1Ae SemssneI
It 10 called The Morning Post Is sevencolunn folio In
size and made Its first appea ance to-day Tho money
for the support paper is provided BY unions In
other cities President Amson. OF the International
that 81 QUO month will be raised from organizations
throughout the country for the maintenance OF the
strkera
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS FAVOR Mr.. GEORGE
John Taltaval the Editor of TIE Electrical Age the
official organ of National District No. As of the Knights
of Labor composed of telegraph operators said yester
day I'm regard the report that the superntendens OF
the various offices had decided to take measures to pre-
vent operators from Joining the organization;
than it was before the great strike OF 1888 We arc
now however opposed to strikes and Instead OF nghtng
ooitcsl parties We believe in Georges land taxation
theories and believe that can best beter our condi
a BY 20, them a the
their profits reduced that they are forced 10
ducc wages II rents come down wages Will go up we
believe In limiting the number OF men learning tne
business"
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A MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY BURNINo.

A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BY BURNING.
Tho trunk and bag manufsctory OF W. o. Headley &
Sons on Rversr. Newark was partly destroyed by hrs
Yesterday factory large brick st ucture three
stories high The flames spread rapidly that all exit
for humber OF employees cut OF anu they crowded
tho upper windows The re'prn quickly erected ladders
and VII were gotten except Augustus Lyons w0rk-
man, and Henry O. Baker tie foreman Inc iatter
sprang from IA second story window AMI Injured MS
ankle. LYON. hung for time from thirdstory
window and lhen dropped lie was seriously hurt Iho
loss ON building AMI SOCK 10 about $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
xAsrIxa KArER IN OHIOA CO.

CHICAGO, July Is tSpeeiaD.-The waste OF wa'er AZ
.a,,na IN. anthor,ties here ss we'll ~ In New-York
rh.r. a demand on the part Of the water authorities
,or vaer meters in each house John Moody. OF the
civ snxineers Office estimated the waste at twenty
nay cent Tho engines pump at about the rate OF
nearly i5O gallons Of water every day for each per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES,
n~run FROM UYDROPHOBIA,

DrrRor Micn July i6-Bsrnard Mchenfeider son % o.
xsa,,bv hrewer died this from hydropiooA ns
was bitten by pet nve weeks ago on Tue ne hor
svmptoms OF ophobla Appesrs AM sitst s"no"s ~
ribv he died after OF his convusons.
nIJRGLARs MISS TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLA,Ks OLLsl,ss.
,a,c 90 Ir,v dispatch The Nesrs frcm snsiu
,;s IN .avs James Toy ecc~ntrc f,rmri hna
stoicn from his by burglars recently ane
Sv HE wife bring the coin 70 ,hs c, ann sn ware re-
ssnr The coin wss IN one PACKAGE s9a sWo mon WV
Snirsd 70 remove % N from the wagon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

ANOTHER QUAKER CITY CASHIER ASTRAf
PHrLApELPHIA, July IS (Speciab.-There was netning
new to-day in regard to lesed defacation by eI
Cashier Joseph white OF TIE Times but the statomont
vss also in dlnicu,ty The discovery made several
days and u. Hoops has been aetng rs inanagsr
ance that time Mr Waggener has turned over properly
to re Nr,ss " the value OF $2500 which 10 said to DO
about ope-half OF the shortage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
UorlUsg FOR THE SUICIDE

Walter Van Ri2er. age twenty driver living
,t No. l18 Christopher-st.. com ni ted suicide last
evening at his home BY shooting himself In the head
He lett his wife front room aud SAM that ne was
going into the back room to get something He was
heard stirring things mp in bnlea drawer and IN
moment aftsrwsrd there WAS pistol shot and when
Mrs. Van Riper reached the back room her husbard
fhe auicidA-
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EXTENT OF THE PA CUE AT KEY wEsE

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Ths Marine Hospital Bureau
has received q report from Passed Assistant Surgeon
uieras AT Key wes showing that there have been
casrs and thirty deaths yellow fever a Key west
nm 10 July IA Hospital steward Wells. VINO was re-
Gently stricken down with the disease mas recovered
KEY WEST Fla July 15.-There have bosn seven new
cases of fever since yesterday and deaths Nearly all
IN. txsptyseyen new case, reported during the last
bree days have bscn children who passng through
an sickness without fatal results and should
fairly he reported In record OF tho ep'aemic
a4lau
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THE SULTAN WILL NOT SIGN.

ENGLAND ORDERS HER SPECIAL ENVOY TO LEAVE
CONSTANT >CPLR.
LONDON, July l5.-In the House of Commons night
eir James Ferguson Parliamentary Secretary for the
Foreign once, reported that the Egyptian convention
oad not been ratified by turkey and that Sir Henry
Drummond Wolf. the Special Envoy having the matter
in charge would leave Constantnope tonight
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CRIMES AND CASUALTlEs-BY TELEGRAPl
popprn IN uIs OWN STORE

PRovIpExcK, July l3-An unknown highwayman entero"
In the village OF Ashwhy
sh, of mile cticut Ter. yoster.
day norning the point o pistol forced AnEwortn
VIII the shop 10 hanh over ms natcn anu vac
cuaens the money drawer ABOUT w. Ihs roooe' 60
caped into Connecticut
uAyuIyG HIMSELF FOR FEAR OF POVERTY.
CINCINNATI Ohio. July ib-Charles Crosse owner o,
ia,,s factory OF several buildings In other parts
~. ctv conmitle suu morning bv bsnGnk nm.
ssIf wi The elevator rope the third story OF s
Al Ne 596 mst He vas foun ieat gy his
soa who was the ace after his fater ne 10
beconns poyerty stricken
this that be suggested as the cause VI
the act . .-
A WOMAN HELD FOR HORSE STEALING
Juy 5-Tne sl-ctacls of female uot 20
t,ief was the Arnory Poes Court this morn
D.csmber sarah Wheel mifdeaerf woman, reu'en
horse And buggy Lik sitSeryian IN no
buggy have In March The central De- s1h
es.x~s Iowa. announcing Tue uo4s'
go I.r,a o Mrs. Sarah Wheeier. Lssf nixhs Det.cse
~ hcr waterst aud arrested nsf
4 hs msrnang she wAs hold tes Vial
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VIENNA July I5.-Prince Ferdinand OF Saxe-Cobnrg-
eoths to-day received the deputation sent to inform
h,m Officially Of his election to the Bulgarian throne
In his reply he said
II I should follow my hearts Impulse would hasten
70 bulgaria. and put myself st the head OF the Nation
hut the Prince elected OF Bulgaria must respect
treaties such respect will Increase the strength OF the
BuIyafiau Government and the grandeur and
prosperity OF the Nation. hope TO JUSTIFY the Portes
couenre and 0btxa the consent OF the Powers ana "a
regain In time Russias aympathy, 10 wnich bulgaria
owes her freedom. hope 10 prove my devotion 10 bui'
garia when the moment comes Courage, prudence,
u,itv and psrIot s,u with when God has blessed Bull
garia promise q brilliant future for her.
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r,,1rn DryyER BY LYoHryfYG.

COLUMBIA, July Is (Speeiai,-while Meriden Aanseu
and his family were at dinner IN Pichens County,
the house was struck by lightning. the bot passing
through tho top Of the house and Instantly knlins
Manseu and ono chi d. eight years DID, ana giving
hs wife and three other children sucn shock tnas
thcir recovery u doubtful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
n,,xoDpIyJc ISpyRINTS IN OHIO.

DEMOCRATIC ASPTRANTS IN OHIO
COLUMBUS, July is tSpeciaD-In the canvass Tor 'ne
n.mocr,tic nomination for Governor 7. E. Powell OF
DsIavare Is In the lead and s to be bitterly fousns
ron,,r...man lanes T. Campbell. who Is PROMISED
,nsr Ohio solid Powell the candidate or the fayno
faction and will therefore win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
RrMoREp CABINET CHANGES.

DUBLIN July l5-The statement Is published here 10
day that Mr. Matthews Secretary Of State for Home Az
fars will retire from the Cabinet 1T the end OF the pres
nt session of and that Msssrs Chaplin and
White and Sir Matthew White Ridley will join the Mill
isfry
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,nr rpoV N0kP8IyEAyD GAS,

Albert Renney. who took morphine ana turned OH
An. gas al the Grand Union Hotel on Thursday oven
o. .na hls life because he could not pay his debts,
sd aissd Last evening at bellevue Hospital Inc boiy
was removed to Fort Jervis by MA vile immeoas'sv
after death.
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LONG BRAYoH oAMBLERS REYES'

Ioxo BRANos, N j.. July la-Rooers q Dunhams
nr,r,etor OF the "LonesfsIanch Turf Club" VINO was
recently forced to close bis establishment mas
a warrant against Philip DAILY. proprietor Oh ene
spsnnsvivania 3 club" at West Emo The warrant -
~ ,h. San,s Of shelfn Aumsck.. Daily Is now un,er
Laii on the same CHARGE tnae VI Ae'p'AS s""~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
PEACE IN THE soUDAN.

CAIRO July 15.-The Dervishes, after completely de-
vastatng the villages between and Dongoa have
returned to Dongoa and again restored on the
frontier
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,rsprorpn mr. srEALIyGA sLOOP.

SANDY Hook, j.. July l5.-Captaiu Muiisao. Oh .no
Monmouth Beach LfeSavng Station THIS mornns, 'en
49, s,, ., sandy Hook took charge Of tho sioop
-. . Mor.hall Of Princes Bay. she was navigated
a, 3onng man who told conflicting stories, ana u
Was Thought the sloOp had been stolen
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Ombay Passage. All hands were saved Tho bark Was
insured hero about $4,000 Her cargo OF sugar was
was insured In New-York
ATTEMPT TO MURDER A GRAND DUCHESS
HRATHENIsH WORK OF RELIGIOUS FANATICS IN

LONDON. July ia dispatch from St Petersburg
which has come by way Of Gumbinnen, In Eastern
Prussia, states that on July 10 band Of religious
fanatics attempted to murder the Grand Duchess
Elizabeth the wife Of the Grand Duke Constantin
Constantnovitch son of the Grand Duke Constantine
who is the unclc Of the Ozar. The attempted assas
einaton was made at the Paulovsk Palace, where the
lady and her husband were staying. The cause sVon
for the attack was that the Grand Duchess who Is
Lutheran, refused to modify tho terms Of her marriage
settoment which accords hcr the privilege OF remain
ing 4 Luthcran, and Join the Greek Church -
4 Tho wouldbe murd reis were an arrosten, Doing
moved to IAN they cried out: eve have already had
enough OF Maria Paulowna!" rcerrfng to the wife OF
the Grand Duke VlaJiimir brother of the Oar, whom
the pOpulace have suspected Of making proseytes TO
her faith It is statoi that previous attempt was
made to asssssinate the Grand Duchess Elizabeth
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"WAITING FOR WAR"

TEE DIARY or RUSSIAN DIPLOMArIsr CAUSES
APPREHENSION AT BERLIN.
BERLIN. July 15-The Post. commenting on an anti
German pamphlet entitled "wang for War;" pur ort
ing to be the diary Of diplomatist which has bee
issued In St. Petersburg charges the Ozars Government
with covertly giving its assent attacks Germany
The Post asks:
Oueh we TO make official matter and hold Russia
responsible Publication The Germ IN Government
shod he able or the Russian Govern
ment and whether the Cstrs ministers are 100
weak suppress whether hey wluy allow ou play OF
plunge both empires Into war ~ the
Garlic st possible moment
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naturalist expressed the opinion that the turtle was
least $50 years old and must have been pureo LUZ IA"
years.
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RLUE FISH AT BLOCK ISLAM

RLUE FISH AT BLOCK ISLAND.
p,ocv Ia, Avn. July l5.-Blue nsh hsvs appeared In
nn,,,,.- of Block island after absence OF SOW
80. ear The nrst were caught of tine south ignt on
ers mat and large numbers have been captured
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THE STRIKE IN TaE COKE REGION

politics a was coujectured They sent about $20o
the Clarendon sufferers and levied assessment on tne
1000 Knights in tile district for the same purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
THE GRIMES BILL IN THE HOUSE OF

THE GRIMES BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
LONDON July 15.-The Crimes bill was discussed In
committee in the House of Lords t"-night LORD North
brook iberaD expressed surprise at the summary dis
posa of the debate on bill yesterday Before pro-
ceeding further with Irish legislation he urged the party
leaders give the country definite answers IN four
points: Were the Irish members to remain In West
minister Was the Province OF Ulster TO be treated sep
aratey from the rest Of Ireland Was the duty 10 mann
tain law and order to be entrusted to an Irish Para
menti Was power over land to be committed to Irish
Parliament
Lord Rosebery beiaD held that discussion OF these
points was outside the scope OF the Crimes BILL Tho
Liberal peers he said. in hopeless minority ana
cOuld do no more than protest against the hill In con-
cnson said he felt bound 10 warn the Government Oh
the effect OF the measure Their administrator I'D ire
LAM, would have tD he continued In a state of siege
After further brief discussion the bill was passed IN
committee without amendment The Dill VIII De reau
third time Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
SCENE IN THB LOBBY OF THE HOUSE

LONDON. July ia heated discussion occurred
in the lobby OF tho House OF CON-
mons tonight between Doctor Tanner and
Mr. Walter Hume Long. Member for Wits. during
which the former called Mr. Long "damned snob"
The sneaker of the House will be informed OF the affair
and trouble Is expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16

NEWFOUNDLAND AND THE NEW CoNFEDERA.
TION.
FRAoMENrs or CABLE NEWS.

VruwuA JuIv a. -Tha Ooyecnmont have issued On
srdsr which again permits the expectation OF horsc
PARB July l5.-Tn tho 50 ,ate to-day NJ Gsvardic gave
nocs that be would question tue Government rexang
The growth Of cruio and cia corruption IN France ss
revealed By the Pranzini Ahsr
BosfoN. Juls ia sabls Dispatch from Java states
1st the bar Great Surgeon. Of Boston from iioo I9r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
VICTORY FOR Tue AMEER's TROOPS.


BOMBAY July 15.-News from native sources has been
received TO the effect battle between the troops OF
the Amcer os Afghsustan and the Insurgents recently
to,k place st Mushak south Of Ghszni. and that the
Amssrs forces were victorious They are said TO have
captured lG0 Andas and Faraks and To have sens the
heds OF 2UV OF the sl .n TO Kspul large orce OF jag
hur ami Hazarahs subsequently, defeated inc troo OF
the Amer who s sending reinforcemenn 70 MS
army
HOW THE THISTLE WILL CROSS THE POND.
LONDON July 15-rhe yacht Thistle will make the
voyags scross the Atlantic under lower mast and
rrsssd trysa about the sze OF sixty yachts main
aaL Ii 4 iuued make practice cruises In American
waters before the races Tor the American cup
NEWFOUNDLAND AND TIE NEW coSFEDERA-
TON
OTTAWA. July l5-It IL said that the object OF Sir
Alexander Cainpbsirs trip to Newfonnt tiand s 70 en-
ieayor to induce that ccony to join the Son
federation. Tbs Government OF Newiouhoiana !"
said tofavor the project
CANADIANS BEATEN BY IRIsHMEN AT CRICKET.
DuslIx July lA-The cricket game between the vishhs
Canadian team Gentlemen Of ireland. which was DO
gun yesterday grounds Of the einsier club tn cy
was to-day In the deeat VI tne CsnsoAns
b. innipg and i02 runa
, 1887-12-28
Young HIghWaNmen.

Young Lee Schooler, son of a trusted
employe of the Union Mercantile com
pany was the hapless victim OF the Gu
pidity of three other boys Monday. The
trio had probably been overlooked by
old Saint Nick during the good patrons
rush and viewed with envious eyes the
tokens left in the capacious stocking of
their more fortunate fellow juvenile.
Doubtlessly prompted by the nefarious
teachings of the communistic element
they concluded that he should divide his
presents. Lee quite naturally objected
but was forced to acquiesc by the san
guiue disciples of Henry George, who lit
orally held him up" The booty Sc
cured was small and the spoiler were after
wards forced to disgorge. 1t is said they
intimidated young Schooler by the
exhibition of a murderous looking knife.
, 1887-12-28
a valuable MedtcnI Trenr,se.

The edition for 1883 of the sterling
Medical Annual known as Hostetter's Al
manac, is now ready, and may be obtained,
tree of cost, of druggists and general coun-
try dealers in all parts of the United
States, Mexico, and indeed in every ciyili-
zed portion of the Western Hemisphere.
This Almanac has been issued regularly
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bines, with the soundest practical advice
for the preservation and restoration of
health, a large amount of interesting and
amusing light reading, and the calender,
astronomical calculations, chronological
items, etc, are prepared with great care,
and will be found entirely accurate. The
issue OF Hostetter's Almanac for 1888 will
probably be the largest edition Of a medi-
cal work ever published in any country.
The proprietors, Messrs. Hostetter & Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa. on receipt of a two cent
stamp, will forward a copy by mail to any
person who cannot procure one in his
neighborhood.
, 1887-12-28
Supreme Court.

The docket for the January, 1888,
term of supreme court, which convenes
the 9th inst, prox. Following is the ar
rangement of cases:
Chas. Trumble VS.. Territory of Wyo-
ming, motion for new trial.
Jas. France VS.. First National bank OF
Omaha, suit for recovery o money.
Fremont county commissioners VS.. j.
K. Moore, tax case.
Hazard Powder company VS.. Schultz
Volger. suit for damages.
liver johnson VS.. Emma McMullin, city
lot litigation.
Abraham Stoner VS.. Territory of Wyo
ming.
Territory of Wyoming VS.. Frank Brand
and Berthold Chamberlain.
Jas. w. Collins VS.. Asbury F. johnson
and w. A. Jameson, sheriff of Albany
county, the famous Angora goat trade
case.
Several other cases will probably be en-
rolled prior to the commencement of the
session.
, 1887-12-28
District Court.

In the case of Anthony & An thony VS..
the Wyoming Hereford Association, the
cour ordered that a copy of the appoint
ment of a receiver for the Hereford Asso-
citation be placed in the hands of that
gentleman, and that he be requested to
file his bond. Colin Hunter is the re-
c%eiver, and he will furnish surety in the
sum of 500, 900.
The litigation wherein Mr.. Krouse was
plaintiff and Constable Goddard defend
ant, was settled by awarding judgment to
the official. This case was taken to the
district court on an appeal from a police
justice.
Arguments on a demurrer in the iniunc-
ton case of Henry Harrington VS.. City of
Cheyenne, were heard. This suit was
still in progress when court adjourned
until this morning.
, 1887-12-28
A BOON.
S ations on the Cheyenne & Northern TO
Have a Daily Mail.

Beginning with this morning service on
that portion of the Cheyenne awhide
star route between this city and Bordeaux
will be abandonded and the stage line
mail contract for the transmission of let
tiers, etc to IVA will expire. Under the
old system residents OF the latter place were
favored with a budget OF intelligence
from the outside world once every week,
while Iron Mountain, 1slay and several
other more southern points were in the
semi-weekly circuit.
The arrangement taking effect this
morning will give every station on the
Cheyenne & Northern the benefits of a
daily service, a feature of modern exis-
tence for which residents Of that section
have been loudly clamorlng for the past
eighteen months. The Rawhide stage
will continue to connect with the railroad
at Bordeaux.
The establishment of a stage line be-
tween Douglas and IVA, the Cheyenne &
Northern terminus places the thriving
Albany county community within twelve
to fifteen hours from Cheyenne.
Communication is now had but twice
every week, but there is every prospect that
the service will be increased at an early
date.
, 1887-12-28
The Jeffrey Obsequies.

Mrs. W. w. Jeffrey will arrive here
from San Francisco with the remains of
her late husband to morrow morning. The
funeral will probably occur the same after
noon. although that has not as yet been
definitely settled.
There was a special meeting of Magic
City Legion No. l, Select Knights, yes
terday afternoon. At the session appro-
pirate action in relation to the demise of
their esteemed brother was taken.
A special meeting of the Cheyenne fire
department has been called for this even
ing, when proper arrangements for attend
ing the funeral, ETC., will be made. Each
company will Join the procession in full
uniform.